Truckers mull July strike amid loan pleas and recalls
Independent trucking leaders debate a nationwide end of July strike to force federal loans and action. Some drivers at a Hebron truck stop oppose a walkout, citing recession fatigue and memories of the 1974 violence. Leaders pressed for loans, while 1984 style measures include highway user tax suspension, higher weight limits, easing ICC rules, and standardized state licenses.
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Ford declines Solzhenitsyn meeting amid detente worries
President Ford, following Kissinger's advice, refused to meet with exiled author Alexander Solzhenitsyn during his Washington visit. An administration source said the White House avoided upsetting Soviet officials and hindering detente. Solzhenitsyn had addressed a AFL-CIO banquet and urged Americans to doubt detente.
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Los Angeles AP reports two LAPD officers Candace Fisher and Phillip M. Barry faced charges and a closed hearing after alleged sexual advances. The case centers on a male and female partner pair and disputes over inappropriate remarks during partnership. Separately New York AP notes Eastern Airlines crash toll rose to 113 with Norman Van Winkle dying in Queens hospital from injuries and burns.
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Rockets From China May Fire Bicentennial Displays
Los Angeles report notes imports from Communist China for 1976 bicentennial fireworks. Pyrotronics Inc. owner Patrick Moriarty says China may supply 10 to 15 percent of red white and blue displays as domestic production lags. Japan and Canada lead, with France, Taiwan, Japan, Brazil and others also supplying. He praises Chinese fireworks as high quality and cites Nixon era trade opening.
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Women call broad reform after International Conference
The first International Women's Conference urged sweeping social, legal, and economic changes to empower women as equal partners with men. A 10 year action plan asks governments to guarantee education, health care, family planning, and rights to decide childbearing. The USA and Israel opposed the declaration amid calls to curb global inequality and reform power structures. The Tribune notes strong grassroots involvement and a unified feminist caucus shaping future lobbying.
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Sunday Listings Face the Nation and Movies on Channel Four
William Sullivan appears on Face the Nation at 10 30 a m on channels 4 7 and 13. Joey and Dad Raleigh Heatherton series debuts at 6 30 p m on channels 4 7 and 13. Amy Prentiss woman faces danger at a party with a dead girl discovery at 7 30 p m on 5 8 and 10. Sixty Minutes moves to 8 30 p m on 4 7 and 13 with Beverly Sills interview. The Ipcress File airs at 10 30 p m on channel 2. Movies include A Hard Day s Night at noon on 4 Nightmare Alley at noon on 11 Apache Uprising at 1 30 p m on 2 Africa Texas 24 Hours 12 see Ty for listing. Various morning programs and sports wrap the schedule.
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